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Turkey Dinners For A Group of 140 People
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I am cooking turkey dinner for 140 people at our church. My meal consist of turkey, stuffing balls, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, noodles in gravy, and cole slaw. I am not sure of the amounts of food I should cook and your advice would be very helpful. Thank You
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I am cooking turkey dinner for 140 people at our church. My meal consist of turkey, stuffing balls, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, noodles in gravy, and cole slaw. I am not sure of the amounts of food I should cook and your advice would be very helpful. Thank You
turkey bulk-cooking
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"... and cole slaw"? Quantities will largely depend on who is eating. A Football team, or the local Cub Scouts? A Women's Club, or the Contestants in the Boston Marathon? "It's all relative." More information would certainly be helpful.
– elbrant
Feb 22 at 0:32
It might be too late, but there's a question about planning for 100 people that might be useful : cooking.stackexchange.com/q/75505/67
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Mar 22 at 1:37
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I am cooking turkey dinner for 140 people at our church. My meal consist of turkey, stuffing balls, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, noodles in gravy, and cole slaw. I am not sure of the amounts of food I should cook and your advice would be very helpful. Thank You
turkey bulk-cooking
edited Mar 22 at 1:35
Joe
61.6k11106314
asked Feb 21 at 23:52
BarbBarb
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I am cooking turkey dinner for 140 people at our church. My meal consist of turkey, stuffing balls, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, noodles in gravy, and cole slaw. I am not sure of the amounts of food I should cook and your advice would be very helpful. Thank You
turkey bulk-cooking
turkey bulk-cooking
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Joe
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asked Feb 21 at 23:52
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edited Mar 22 at 1:35
Joe
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"... and cole slaw"? Quantities will largely depend on who is eating. A Football team, or the local Cub Scouts? A Women's Club, or the Contestants in the Boston Marathon? "It's all relative." More information would certainly be helpful.
– elbrant
Feb 22 at 0:32
It might be too late, but there's a question about planning for 100 people that might be useful : cooking.stackexchange.com/q/75505/67
– Joe
Mar 22 at 1:37
add a comment |
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"... and cole slaw"? Quantities will largely depend on who is eating. A Football team, or the local Cub Scouts? A Women's Club, or the Contestants in the Boston Marathon? "It's all relative." More information would certainly be helpful.
– elbrant
Feb 22 at 0:32
It might be too late, but there's a question about planning for 100 people that might be useful : cooking.stackexchange.com/q/75505/67
– Joe
Mar 22 at 1:37
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"... and cole slaw"? Quantities will largely depend on who is eating. A Football team, or the local Cub Scouts? A Women's Club, or the Contestants in the Boston Marathon? "It's all relative." More information would certainly be helpful.
– elbrant
Feb 22 at 0:32
"... and cole slaw"? Quantities will largely depend on who is eating. A Football team, or the local Cub Scouts? A Women's Club, or the Contestants in the Boston Marathon? "It's all relative." More information would certainly be helpful.
– elbrant
Feb 22 at 0:32
It might be too late, but there's a question about planning for 100 people that might be useful : cooking.stackexchange.com/q/75505/67
– Joe
Mar 22 at 1:37
It might be too late, but there's a question about planning for 100 people that might be useful : cooking.stackexchange.com/q/75505/67
– Joe
Mar 22 at 1:37
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Pound per person for bone-in birds, so 140 pounds of turkeys (6-9 whole birds)
Sides are a half cup per person — 60 pounds potatoes, 18 heads of cabbage for slaw, 12 pounds pasta, and 70 cups stuffing.
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Pound per person for bone-in birds, so 140 pounds of turkeys (6-9 whole birds)
Sides are a half cup per person — 60 pounds potatoes, 18 heads of cabbage for slaw, 12 pounds pasta, and 70 cups stuffing.
This is the site I use
answered Mar 22 at 5:05
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Pound per person for bone-in birds, so 140 pounds of turkeys (6-9 whole birds)
Sides are a half cup per person — 60 pounds potatoes, 18 heads of cabbage for slaw, 12 pounds pasta, and 70 cups stuffing.
This is the site I use
answered Mar 22 at 5:05
user35316user35316
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Pound per person for bone-in birds, so 140 pounds of turkeys (6-9 whole birds)
Sides are a half cup per person — 60 pounds potatoes, 18 heads of cabbage for slaw, 12 pounds pasta, and 70 cups stuffing.
This is the site I use
answered Mar 22 at 5:05
user35316user35316
2442
Pound per person for bone-in birds, so 140 pounds of turkeys (6-9 whole birds)
Sides are a half cup per person — 60 pounds potatoes, 18 heads of cabbage for slaw, 12 pounds pasta, and 70 cups stuffing.
This is the site I use
answered Mar 22 at 5:05
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"... and cole slaw"? Quantities will largely depend on who is eating. A Football team, or the local Cub Scouts? A Women's Club, or the Contestants in the Boston Marathon? "It's all relative." More information would certainly be helpful.
– elbrant
Feb 22 at 0:32
It might be too late, but there's a question about planning for 100 people that might be useful : cooking.stackexchange.com/q/75505/67
– Joe
Mar 22 at 1:37